The New NYTimes.com: Can Its Redesign Guarantee Its Future?
01.9.2014 | By Mariana Dussan |
The New York Times has finally launched its newly redesigned website, but will it be enough to guarantee the company a future? Read More
01.9.2014 | By Mariana Dussan |
The New York Times has finally launched its newly redesigned website, but will it be enough to guarantee the company a future? Read More
01.8.2014 | By Jack Rico |
I kickoff 2014 on the #1 Spanish-language morning radio show – The Luis Jimenez Show on X96.3FM NYC – with the first “Lengua, Cámara y Acción” segment of the year chatting about technology and the new “Dolby Vision” HD that is supposedly better than 4K Ultra HD from Sony. Also Netflix is giving people a cheaper streaming price option for $6.99. Why? Listen in and find out! Read More
01.7.2014 | By Mariana Dussan |
On Monday night Juan Pablo Galavis, a professional soccer player turned consultant from Venezuela, began his journey in the search for love on the 18th season of ABC’s “The Bachelor.â€Â During a special two night premier audiences got a got a closer look at his life, a sneak peek at the drama filled season and met the 27 ladies competing for the young bachelor’s heart whom all agreed is “sexy!†Read More
01.7.2014 | By Jack Rico |
Updated: October 2017
How many times have you decided to stay at home and watch a movie with your other half, your buddies, and have had no clue of what to pick? With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to decide. If you’re not a regular movie watcher, picking a movie can be risky, as your favorite movie may not appeal to everyone. That’s why I’ve done the hard work for you by picking the best streaming movies to watch on Netflix. I’ve narrowed down the options by genre and mood, so it’s easy for you to find the perfect movie. Read More
01.6.2014 | By Mariana Dussan |
This season, ABC’s “The Bachelor” has a Latin twist up its sleeve that is guaranteed to make women all over the United States swoon. Get prepared to go on a love journey with the same guy who got the boot on season 9 of “The Bachelorette,” The Venezuelan Juan Pablo Galvis. Read More
01.1.2014 | By Mariana Dussan |
Every year the power of the Latino consumer grows more and more, and this in turn has forced Hollywood to open its doors (though very slowly) for actual Hispanic movies. Not just films that have a Latino in there somewhere, but films that have a genuine and legitimate story to tell. In 2014 we have films that have assembled immense Latino casts with Latino directors, that also highlight stories about our community and cultures. In celebration of this feat we give you the 5 Best Hispanic Films you need to watch in 2014! Read More
12.31.2013 | By Jack Rico |
As with any new year, there comes an expectation of improving upon the past 12 months. With CGI, 3D and IMAX making major inroads towards enhancing the overall cinematic experience, we are very excited for 2014. There are too many films that have us titillated with interest and enormous enthusiasm, so we’ve undertaken the onerous task of dwindling it down to only 5 films that should get you in the mood. So without further delay, here are the 5 Most Anticipated Movies of 2014! Read More
12.26.2013 | By Mariana Dussan |
Who cares about Noche Buena, it’s Ricky Martin’s birthday week! The Puerto Rican sensation who has been stealing hearts since the age of 13 is turned 42, and oh boy does he make it look good! In celebration of his cumpleaños and as our X-mas gift to him – and of course the fans – we take a journey down memory lane because after all, the holidays are the best times to reminisce. From Menudo until now, we take a look back at 5 of Ricky Martin’s looks and the songs that went with them. Read More
12.26.2013 | By Jack Rico |
If you like watching Spanish-language movie reviews, here on ‘The Rico Report’ we help Latino moviegoers decide what movies to see.
This week, we review the following films: ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,’ ‘The Wolf Of Wall Street,’ ‘47 Ronin’. Read More
12.24.2013 | By Mariana Dussan |
Through Facebook I was informed that El Cacique de la Junta better known as Diomedes Díaz, one of Colombia’s biggest names in music, passed away Sunday Dec. 22 at the age of 56. He was the Frank Sinatra of the vallenato music genre (the native folklore music of Colombia). As a Colombian and fan of his music I was saddened, and thought this news only pertained to my fellow Colombians, I was wrong. Read More
